His goal changed soccer in the USA
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2013
- Paul Caliguiri's 'Shot Heard Round the World' qualified the United States for the 1990 FIFA World Cup and the CONCACAF giants have not looked back since.
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What a coincidence that Trinidad and Tobago were the team that lost here all those years ago, but then knocked the US out of 2018 almost 40 years later. (The US missed out for the first time since 1986).
30 yeara you mean ?
However, right now, the USA are rebounding with a decent campaign and are on track to return to the show, but they will need to boss the January and February matches.
@@Bongaboi151in a LOT of ways missing the 2018 tournament could’ve been seen as a blessing in disguise…
got rid of that Bruce Arena debacle and flushed out the old guard who didn’t take Qualifying seriously…
1954
Lol, why does this comment sound like a Wikipedia sentence? (The comment sounds like we don't know what happened)
Thank You Paul Caliguiri....
I've waited since 1989 to say thanks.... your legacy will live forever.
And now Trinidad ended USA Soccer’s 2018 World Cup hopes
Excellent story. Football is still rising in America, nobody ever thought it would ever happen.
SERJiCAL
Took a violent backward turn
It is rising, however today’s kids, the next generation, are the ones whom are currently being exposed to the true culture of world football, turning the usual US talent of eye hand coordination to eye foot coordination, along with all the tradition that comes with football.. US will be world football powerhouse by next World Cup! Only thing left is to include relegation in the local league and to rename it MLF or MLAF.
We've been hearing this for 50 years.
Exceed nah it would never be called football as long as we have America football. It will always be called soccer in the states. I like soccer but I don’t believe it would ever rival American football in the U.S. in terms of popularity.
MusicAficionado we’ll see, it’s hard but not impossible, the popularity that the sport has in the country rn it’s already impressive (for the USA) and it still growing
Thank you Paul..... Your goal change American soccer forever
The goal that started it all.
His goal broke the people of Trinidad and Tobago dreams of going to italy.We cried and had a holiday to sulk, it too us 17 years to qualify in 2006 for Germany.
now trinidad and tobago broke our dreams of going to russia
Great Moment!
USA led by Paul Caligiuri, Tony Meola, Eric Wynalda.
All Great Players
Alexi Lalas
The Major League Soccer it's the legacy of the 1994 World Cup
Thanks Paul, from the bottom of my heart.
i just met this guy at Chipotle lol
i met him today he is a very nice guy
Yes yes he is
Did he charge you for extra guac?
It is beautiful when someone does something without knowing the impact it will have on the future. Beautiful story
Ironic the Exact same situation in 2017 and they completely screwed up
I lived across the street from the young man and it is such a awesome things in this day and age to see such commitment to a sport with true class .... Paul you are role model for young men and women to reach for the stars and do it with pride and honesty and hard work.
It’s amazing seeing all the old comments talking about the strides the USMNT has made in developing better players. Now in late 2020 we have players like Pulisic, Dest, McKennie, and Reyna playing for some of the biggest clubs in the world. We truly have come a long way.
I remember watching that game on ESPN at 5 in the morning.I was in Hawaii at the time. (army).
the yankees are slowly outplaying England on the world stage. they'll soon stop being underdogs as they continue to become harder and harder to beat
+Just a WARLORD Progressing past the group stage is a mighty feet for their standards. That's what makes them entertaining to watch. I'd hate to see them slip and go back to being utter shyte.
Don't even
Im Belgian too and I agree with the Warlord...
Btw: BELGIË NR 1
+tgee88 we all know the fifa rankings are bogus. Its worse than the BCS rankings. Why even use that as a reference. But yeah, england is better. duh. but man theyve been on the back burner recently.
And it doesn't have substance cause it's a bogus ranking system. I don't get what you're so upset about. I said you're better than us. But really. When was England's last strong run in a tournament ?
Legend this man is, much respect from a fellow American
usa haves a lot of potencial, love usa from argentina !
I remember that goal in the qualifier against TNT - I was a kid still living there at the time. Was heartbreaking to the local team but it was a magnificent regardless. Things have come a long way since, having lived in the US and watching soccer grow over the years.
I will say the player that made me love football was Dennis Bergkamp but I am still an American and I will be forever grateful for players like this who made us fall in love with football. We may not win the WC anytime soon, but if you visit the USA go to a MLS game, they are really fun.
Great guy, highly articulate, wonderful documentary. I wish him all of the best and for the US to get back on track someday, after this ticklish throat and hiccup which the expectations exuded was nothing more than expectorate.
Sat with Paul and Eric Wynalda last night at O’Briens in San Diego and watched T&T get their revenge, knocking us out of the 2018 World Cup. I was 15 when I watched him catapult us into this run of 7 Copas in a row, and that game is part of why I am a hard traveling American Outlaw today... the look in his eyes at the final whistle matched the numbness in my heart as we realized the run was over. Talk about coming full circle... the disappointment was, and still, overwhelming. Many an angry utterance was heard, and both of these National Team veterans were right there with us, shocked, angry, and frustrated that the legacy was taking a step backwards. #SunilOut time to rebuild from the top down. #UniteAndRally
Shot Heard Round the World 30th Anniversary
I am from Italy and I wish good luck to the USA national football team, they have had a lot of history in the World Cup and the USA team is very strong and difficult, :)
What a shot!
Thank you sir for what you have done
It's not called soccer. It's not called football. It's called the beautiful game.
Jack's Drawings it’s called football not soccer
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THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL PAUL CALIGUIRI !!!!!
Lol, Moreno thought Mexico sucked, and now it turns out the match with Mexico and Brazil was 0-0.
The amazing part of US football is that the team will be a melting pot of US born players whose parents are probably from another country. That’s just beautiful
Wonderful bloody goal. I enjoy watching the U.S., men's teams. Initially, I thought the U.S., would be brash, cocky, red and white and blue type shit heads. However, they've really proven me wrong. They play football the way it should it be played. They don't dive around, they tackle hard but fair, they're pretty humble, they do the simple things well enough to beat anyone - with a bit of luck. Obviously, they were crap this time around, but I hope they keep their fantastic attitude and get back in the mix. They're how I want kids to play the game. As for the women's side. I can't deny their skill, but their sportsmanship, and attitude pales in comparison. Hope Solo, want's respect for the women's game after she brawls with her family and sends out Beaver pic's... I'll never forget the game they played against Canada all those years ago, talk about nasty. Nope, I'm not a Canadian, lol.
Im European but I dont like when others (including europeans) are teasing americans about "soccer" word, leave them alone, this guys love football (soccer) as much as we do in Europe and World, this is beautiful game no matter how you call it, and I honestly felt emotional for this guys watchin this video how their own country didnt believe in them or in football ("soccer"), but they believed in themselves they can play with the best, and football is now growing in USA. Cheers americans
Terra Europa they should call their kind of football as american rugby
Soccer is an abbreviation of "Association Football" that derived from England during the 19th century. Usually when I bring that up, the football elitists hush up.
Rinto Julian Rugby is short for Rugby Football. That's were American's get Football from. Most think Football is called football cause you play it with your feet. But actually it's because you play it on foot and not horseback.
I'm from Trinidad !!
americans usually have a great morale. if they only had 1 innate creative captain and a good striker, with the rest of the team as average workhorses, such a mix could already do damage at a world cup. just 1 or 2 real talents. those players could then serve as rolemodels and hopefully redefine youth academies to better technical and tactical guidance on talented youngsters. usa has a great potential, but not yet the culture.
Developing the academy structure is in process now, as US Soccer is affiliating with different club organizations (outside of Braedenton), as MLS clubs are working on their own academies now (like Real Salt Lake and DC United) it will be interesting to see how this all works out in regards to the national team. I agree that we need to get more creative as a squad, and also it's clear we need to develop technical ability (especially with speed and in tight spaces), I think tactically the US has a much better understanding of what they need to do, it's simply a matter of not have the ability to do so on the highest stages. This world cup I saw that same fight from the US that I love about them, but it's at a point now, where we will get no further on desire and physicality alone. Now is the time that the real work begins, 2018 should be the a great showing for the US.
Greg Spradlin almost there, a few more months and 2018 is here.
This didn’t age well at all
Thank you Paul, really, thank you
wow...it is amazing to see the US team improving in this sport.......
I say USA has a potential to grow even more, i see this country rising in diversity and culture, we have the potential to some day be one of the greatest in the world among others. Californian
haha USA sucks
I think did have the potential which is why there was 6 consecutive world cups. Nowadays the competition is suffering from youth leagues. There is no drive to win because everybody gets a participation trophy and more and more kids are quitting sports at younger ages. With American football you have a near religious pocket of community support. Soccer doesn't have that, not in America. I see only a decline for US soccer unless overseas nationals playing in the MLS or elsewhere declare their intent. With all the recent political immigration changes I find even that to be less likely to happen in the future.
kende zx With all the parents going crazy about protection I think soccer will start to grow quite a bit.
Get rid of pay to play and watch the USA pump out talent like crazy.
"diversity"
"culture"
This is an interesting film about the USA football or soccer team. I remember watching the 1994 World Cup and it was a great tournament.
One day, I wanna bring a World Cup to the us
You broke my heart!
Well it really did change Soccer in USA
i still cry when i think what this great american hero did. his name should always be remembered.
in 1930 usa got 3rd place in the world cup
A lot of people don't know that and always se the "well there wasn't as many teams as there is today" or "it was the first World Cup" hey it was a FIFA WC so its Legit.So US has gotten further than a lot of favored teams around the world
So thats an achievement? Going back nearly 90 years to get 3rd, what a joke!
+BasqueNYC "US have gotten further than a lot of favoured team" hahahaha where did you pull that out of, your arse? And for the teams you mentioned was them winning not getting to the semifinals 90 fucking years ago, get a clear argument first or just accept that the USA's presence in football is almost no existent.
A Fire Inside you clearly don't understand, there is a world of difference between getting to the semis of a tournament in any time period and actually winning it, the fact that they haven't even got past the semis since the 1930s is absolutely a joke, NM actually winning the tournament.
+Kyle Preston it's a growing sport and beating out even NBA and NHL in attendance and results like that are good for the USMNT even if it laughable to other people.Nothing wrong with other countries loving the sport that along with Japan,South Korea national teams goring it is truly a global sport and that's a good thing.As for the US it seems no matter what will happen in the future even if they mad a World Cup final (not sure that will happen soon but anything is possible) people always makes excuses for the team "well the other team wasn't playing their best" or "the ref was horrible" I never seen such hate towards a MNT and don't quite u derstand it.I myself am not a US born citizen (born northern Spain) and I don't consider myself a fan of their team but I will wait ch when they play and surprised how they are progressing as with other MNT as well I love watching was ching the underdogs in the WC.Be interesting what happens in 2018 I'd like to see the return of Poland qualify
Interesting what Paul says about italian fans saying 10-0 . Canadian Bob Lenarduzzi said in Mexico in 86 the Mexican fans were telling the Canadian players 10-0 just before Canada played France in their opening match. France beat Canada 1-0 . Scoring in like the 70th or 80th minute. I just found that interesting. Or maybe that's just what some football fans do before the match starts. And as a Canadian i'll never know how we qualified for Mexico 86 and not the United States. I'm looking forward to the U.S. , Mexico and Canada cohosting the WC in 2026.
Quentin 33 Mexico did not played the qualifier for WC 1990, they were suspended
folladordeprostis yesi know. I was talking about the 86 WC in Mexico.
Mexico qualified for being host
folladordeprostis Yes i know that. But i'm surprised Canada got the Concacaf spot instead of the U.S.
soccer was extremely unpopular in Usa back then
Makes me sad to think if Canada played soccer..except instead of grass there was Ice..and instead of a ball they used a rubber circular item. Man Canada would kick azz in that version of soccer.
hockey?
No I think he means Nascar?
Football. Not soccer
It's what I say it is. If you don't like that..You can post again!
+Khaled4life-
Paul G. underrated. great player
The USMNT coach at the time had another job as a maitre d' at a restaurant in NYC where he actually made more money than as coach.
I was there and saw people on roof tops looking into the stadium. What an atmosphere and Tab celebrated with us in Sam's Army. My all time fav game next to us beating Brazil at the Coliseum.
In Indonesia, most of us call it soccer/sepakbola, rarely football
Paul Caligiuri the best
Mine would have to be when the U.S. hosted Costa Rica for a France '98 Hexagonal game in my hometown of Portland, OR. My dad wanted to get tickets but couldn't because the game was amazingly sold out in 3 hours. A pro-American crowd witnessed a 79th-minute goal by Tab Ramos and Kasey Keller(who played college soccer at the Univ. of Portland) preserving the clean sheet. You can find the highlights on the U.S. Soccer youtube channel.
The game needs the USA & you have such great potential 😉
Was only 11 or 12 at the time, but i remember it like it was yesterday.
Thanks Paul...
Is nice to Usa is getting integrated more and more in football
4 years later usa 94' world cup
The decision to give USA the World cup 4 years later was already decided long before Paul's moment depicted on this video. He even refers to it.
MRr3n3gade And USA not making WC 1990 would have been an abject disaster and there was talk of moving the '94 World Cup had USA not qualified for '90, as a host who hadn't made a World Cup in 40 years would've been absurd (and why Qatar should not be hosting 2022 having never made a WC and also being disgustingly corrupt).
MRr3n3gade True, but they were still thinking of taking it back. In fact, FIFA engineered the firing of USSF head Werner Fricker and the replacement with Alan Rothenberg (who had overseen soccer for the Los Angeles 1984 Olympics).
Unless they make it to 2018, when all could be forgiven
What is your favourite qualifying memory for the United States?
2017
When they failed to qualify* for Russia 2018. Good time. Ow yeah!
When they only need ONE point against Trinidad and Tobago and they lost by 2 goals to 1 .
2017
When they failed to qualify from CONCACAF. He is talking about some major result, dude you qualified from CONCACAF after 50 years and you are not a country, you are a continent. And he does not see that he is part of the problem. Pay 2 play system is no good for football.
I played against Paul Caligiuri's team which he was coaching and we won 2-1
Matthew James Proof or it never happened.
He wacks to this every day - even his wedding is 2nd best day ever
welcome to OCFC!!
And ironically, almost 30 years later, USA loses World Cup qualification against Trinidad and Tobago
I'm old enough to remember the first soccer " star " in the U.S. Kyle Rote Jr. His dad and uncle played in the NFL and Kyle Rote Jr. was good at soccer and football. I think he lead the NASL in goals one season. Pretty sure he played for the Houston .... oh shoot ... Houston Tornado i think they were called. I'm pretty sure he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated in the 80's.
I read his book 20 years ago
A beautifully American goal almost like a dropshot in 🏈. A metaphorical goal for the metamorphosis U.S. soccer was going through.
Proud of that day when the game in the United States exploded into what is now part of our daily culture. Love the game. Football, Futbol, Soccer. It's all the same no matter how you say it.
Awesome story :)
Landon Donna on best American soccer player he will play he's last World Cup in Russia 🇷🇺 2018
Trever Philips lmao
I think this guy encourage Latapy, Yorke and Trinidad & Tob. to accomplished their World Cup dream and made it in 2006,, Sixteen years later
Its football not soccer but it is a great story and i think no one ever can do this anymore
Is he related to Schalke's Daniel Caligiuri?
Hello there! Reading the comments eh? You want to know how to piss off bunch of people? Just say soccer.
Nops well people make a giant deal over it, so just say soccer to mess with someone
I am predicting a quarter final finish for next year's fifa for USA. Christian Pulisic is going to take the world by storm
About that....
Wow a real person in dysneyland cartoon land, he seems real and legit.
I will always wonder what would have been if Trinidad were to go through to Italy 1990 instead of the USA... maybe the football in the country would have been taken seriously and seen as a positive income to Trinidad's economy... instead the state of the football federation in Trinidad is in ruins
6:31 Where are the stars of the soccer walk of fame?
I think we should let americans call it soccer. I hate to gear but it's their culture.
it is not football because the greatest goals were scored with the hand [Hand of God, Thierry v Ireland, just youtube 'em all} so just call it soccer or "associationfootball" puhlease
Then 28 years later a guy by the name of Alvin Jones returned the favor 😂😂😂😂. Ironically from Trinidad and Tobago to knock the U.S from the 2018 W.C.
is it even a victory when T&T didnt even go to Russia? the only thing going for them is making Mexico humbled in that one tied game.
@@NegaRenGenX2gay2lift what is your point? We were knocked out already and the U.S.A had all to play for. And your research on all the games we ever played Mexico, you'll be surprised. Smh
Still waiting for someone that can change to word 'soccer' to 'football'
So it may be prestigious a football institution that it call soccer at football?
USA has the tools to teach the game. It’s pricey here to progress tho. They don’t teach it well from a young age. We are taught to play fast and physical. We don’t control the pace tho. Feels like having the ball isn’t of importance. Moving the ball with pace is great but the powerhouses have the ball and control it all game.
nice
Great Video! Thumbs up to USA!! They have significantly become better over the next 20 years. Too bad they did not qualify for Russia 2018. Maybe they got the Heebie Jeebies?!
That's literally my dad bro!
.... until 2018.
US should have had the 86 World Cup.
It’s called FOOTBALL!!
Monkeyman Soccer stands for Association Football. The term derived from England during the 19th century. Both terms are correct.
Murica
MURICA!!
FOOTBALL
Or, "the shot heard round the USA (which they think is the whole fuckin world!)"
Let us call what we want!
On tour volume one on the copa90 youtube channel
I know USA will never win World Cup but they will win basketball
Worth the attempt at winning a world cup. We gotta change our current infrastructure.
I hope you dont reply with any negative comments towards me for being an american.
I don't care what us Americans call the sport. I call it futbol or football.
They nearly tied Italy 1-1.
I don't understand that.Someone can explain?
Paul Caligiuri not Caliguiri...FIFA
Who cares? American players are unimportant and his name could be spelled Mediocre Hack.
How ironic T&T knocked them out of the 2018 wc